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The Saskatchewan Breakthrough: Humphry Osmond, Aldous Huxley, and How a Rhyme Coined 'Psychedelic'
How an eccentric British psychiatrist in rural Canada treated severe alcoholism, designed the first LSD-inspired hospital, gave mescaline to Aldous Huxley, and invented the word 'psychedelic'.
The Wizard of Lafayette: Alexander Shulgin, The Garden Shed, and the Rebirth of MDMA
How an eccentric biochemist turned a rustic garden shed into the world's most prolific psychopharmacology laboratory, resurrecting MDMA for modern psychiatric medicine.
The Accidental Alchemist: Albert Hofmann, Ergot, and the Bicycle Ride That Changed Neuroscience
The grandest shifts in scientific history are seldom deliberate. A factual deep-dive into the accidental discovery of LSD-25.
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